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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
4
The article argues growth comes from pushy energetic citizens who invest time and money to boom the town. It urges erecting buildings forming stock companies factories attracting railroads and public improvements to lure people, praising friendly promotion to attract visitors and residents.
A collection of notes explains why a dog’s nose stays cool through evaporation and links nasal health to temperament and disease. It shifts to social commentary on seasonal youth activities and a critique of a talkative neighbor, ending with reflections on poets and Milton.
Charles J. Ross discusses a recent divorce suit and uses a humorous memory tale. He quotes an old colored man claiming to have known George Washington. The man recalls steering the Delaware boat and driving the cherry tree hack, illustrating fallible witness memory.
A remedy for thoroughpin describes a bath using two drams of tannic acid in one pint of water. The solution should be used to bathe the affected joint three times daily.
A farm note explains that feeding steers with clover hay instead of timothy increases pork output. The observation comes from American agricultural commentary highlighting feed choices and livestock efficiency.
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt extols the southern farmer's life and corn. It describes feeding pigs and progeny, sleeping on a bed of busks, producing gun cotton and cellulose from corn, planting early, dawn field work with a double shovel plow, midwinter corncob pipe smoke, and gratitude for cornmeal while awaiting summer's bounty.
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